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Re: amsmath equation environments vs eqnarray


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  • From: Massimiliano Gubinelli <address@hidden>
  • To: Rudolf Sykora <address@hidden>
  • Cc: address@hidden
  • Subject: Re: amsmath equation environments vs eqnarray
  • Date: Thu, 26 Jan 2023 08:20:06 +0000
Dear Rudolf,

 I think we do not have some user-friendly alternative to that, yet. Personally I peruse tables inside usual equation environments and this works very well, but I would like more semantically meaningful environments. Maybe not those of amsmath but at least similar in spirit. I essentially never use the standard multi-eq environment. 

You can easily make macros which creates tables with the kind of spacing you like.

I put here:

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some of my papers. Not claiming that they are perfect, but there you have a lot of multiline equations and you can check what I’m doing with them. 

Another quite complex paper is this from Gennady:

and of course you can check what Joris is doing in his papers. There are a lot of them (with sources) at his webpage.

Max



On 23 Jan 2023, at 10:51, Rudolf Sykora <address@hidden> wrote:

Dear list,


please, how is it currently with the possibility to use the
amsmath-like environments (split, align, gather, ...).  I
was writing some math yesterday and realized the formatting
within the default multi-equation environment was 1) not
flexible enough, 2) basically 'wrong' around equal signs
(too much space put there). Can I somehow use amsmath-like
envireonments? But for some old warning in the documentation
saying to not use such environments, I could not find any
help.

Thanks for any comments and thank you for your work.
(It's much more fun/pleasure to use texmacs in place of
a simple text editor to typeset a lot of math.)


Best regards,
Ruda

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